Bulova

In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Frank Lloyd Wrights Mayan Revival masterpiece, Ennis House, Bulova expands its collection honoring the legendary architects work with a new mens timepiece. Built in 1924 in Los Angeles, Ennis House was constructed using 27,000 granite blocks and resembles the ancient temples of Mesoamerica. Bulova has channeled this aesthetic into a geometric case with a sapphire crystal with a laser etching of Ennis House on the caseback. The textured medallion replicates the pattern found on the decorated granite blocks and features silver-tone hour markers and a matching handset, include a seconds hand with a special counterbalance found on all the timepieces in the collection. The fine calf leather strap is debossed with the homes design and features a 3-piece closure. This special timepiece is limited to just 1,500 numbered examples and is delivered in special packaging including a limited edition card and a Frank Lloyd Wright Collection storybook. The perfect watch for those with impeccable style, this limited edition mens Bulova timepiece will be at home on any wrist.

Recognized as a cornerstone of American architecture, the Frederick C. Robie House, built in 1906 in Chicago, Illinois, is one of Frank Lloyd Wrights most famous works where he boldly established the Prairie style that blended the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces. His distinctive art glass windows featured throughout in geometric diamond and chevron abstractions of American prairie flora are the inspiration behind the design of our exclusive timepiece. Made with a rectangular case to reflect the strong horizontal lines of the Robie House, it features a silver-tone stainless steel case with applied indexes and a four-layer constructed dial that is finished with a curved, metalized mineral crystal that showcases the blue, gray, and green colored dial, a 3-hand movement with a signature second hand, and a case back that includes the date the Robie House project was completed. This collectors watch also features a gray textured leather strap with the window design embossed on the inner strap, a deployant buckle closure with Frank Lloyd Wrights signature, and water resistance to 30 meters.

Capturing the bold sophistication and modernism of the Hollyhock House, Frank Lloyd Wright mastered the use of indoor and outdoor spaces in this architectural treasure that featured his iconic stained glass window designs composed in a geometric format of the Hollyhock flower. Built between 1919-1922 in Los Angeles, California, the Hollyhock House is the inspiration behind the design of our exclusive timepiece. It features a silver-tone stainless steel case and bracelet with a four-layer constructed dial that is finished with a domed mineral crystal that gives depth to the design, revealing the color of the foliage beyond the window. The case is designed with applied indexes on the dial ring and features a 3-hand movement with a signature second hand, and the case back includes the date the Hollyhock House project was completed. This collectors timepiece also has deployant buckle closure with pushers and is water resistant to 30 meters.